relaunch
noun [ C ] (also re-launch) uk/ˈriː.lɔːntʃ/ us/ˈriː.lɑːntʃ/
(EVENT)
重新启动
the act of introducing something again as though it were something new, or an event at which this happens
The relaunch of the restaurant was an embarrassing flop. 餐厅的重新开张是一个令人尴尬的失败。
The show will undergo a re-launch next year with a new presenter.
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- The newspaper's relaunch has been hugely successful.
- Industry experts are sceptical about the relaunch of the brand.
- There was an expensive advertising campaign to accompany the relaunch.
(LEAVING LAND)
（船）重新下水;（飞船）重新发射
an occasion when a boat is put into the water again, or a spacecraft is sent into space again
A large crowd gathered to watch the relaunch of the liner. 一大群人聚集在一起观看邮轮重新下水。
The relaunch of the rocket was delayed because of bad weather.
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- We had been invited to the relaunch of the ship.
relaunch
verb [ I or T ] (also re-launch) uk/ˌriːˈlɔːntʃ/ us/ˌriːˈlɑːntʃ/
(START AGAIN)
重新启动
to start again, or introduce something again as though it were something new
We need to come up with a better design before the website is relaunched.
The former pop star is planning to relaunch himself as an actor. 这位前流行歌星正计划以演员身份重振旗鼓。
The show will relaunch early next year.
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- The singer struggled for years to relaunch her career.
- The site was relaunched this month with new features.
- Detectives have relaunched their investigation into the ten-year-old mystery.
(LEAVE LAND)
（船）重新下水;（飞船）重新发射
to put a boat into the water again, or send a spacecraft into space again
We needed six people to turn the vessel around and relaunch it.
At high tide we were finally able to relaunch the boat. 在涨潮时，我们终于能够重新让船启动了。
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- The cruise line relaunched its flagship vessel last year.
- We re-launched the boat today after its winter overhaul.